Awesome! With all my heart I encourage you guys! If robots can tidy up, do dishes, and do laundry it will literally add years to my life not doing tedious chores.
@@theAristocrap This is true but there was a time that a mobile telephone was beyond the means of most people. A home help android distrubuted on a monthly contract or hire purchase scheme may be a route to supplying this high technology acessible.
@@Fury9er People can buy a roomba to clean their house and a washing machine already washes their clothes. A complicated robot (arm) won't be used to do such menial tasks when simpler machines can already do that.
I have been following this development for years and the controls of the robotic arm with an actual hand is awesome. Please do testing on writing using a pen, play the piano, typing on a keyboard or opening a door. Just doing everyday life.
the uncanny valley is in fact a vast chasm with winding caves of madness and horror... dear god - or can I even say such a thing when it is now so clear that none could make such abominations? success! at what cost? because I would totally buy one...
@@yohannt305robots would never buy humans, it would take centuries for humans to achieve the ability to even come close to replicating consciousness. Anyone with common sense knows that. This robot right here is for basic movement, it doesnt have the capability to even do simple tasks atm, and when it has a body, the only th8ng it will do is follow your orders. Terminator will NEVER exist, sorry fam.
Crazy how big tech aren't even looking at this because, well basically they're probably jealous because they're not the ones who came up with this brilliant idea. This is much more advanced than further ahead of any robotic limbs I've ever seen. It's something that direct thought about as well, to copy existing human physiology attempting to mechanically engineer what already exists. No need to reinvent concepts that work very well already. So many people trying to make robots as realistic as possible and failing, not realizing they literally have a blueprint in their own bodies. Simple as this guy trying to reverse engineer would already exists, we have the blueprint to all the muscle movements nerve endings.
Cant waint till the next decade in this proj advancements of yours, as much as i fear terminator-esque future, i still remain optimistic in what good this could bring
Serious question what happened with the funding the last time? Was that mistrust to the platform and exchange rate or an internal thing? I was really interested and you backed away with vague explanation. I would still like to invest, but now I'm slightly concerned.
@@CloneRobotics Have you sorted it out? Any chance to invest in your work in the future? Nie mam jakichś powalających kwot ale bardzo chętnie wyłożyłabym kilka tys na Wasze akcje.
Simulated muscle in the prosthetic limb is something I always wanted to see be made for the people that've lost theirs. Robotic spinny things are cool, but this has more appeal to my personal opinion of what a limb replacement should be.
Whoa. It's getting super responsive now. Looks like it has done dead spots in the middle of travel that lack precision. Have you looked into a constraint that goes around the fingers like where the the finger has stuff to brace the finger muscles against?
Definitely has a Drone Host vibe. Does this mean we may soon have mute indentured meta-sentient stalkers to fold our laundry and do dishes? Sounds intriguing!
Would it add utility to amputees if the pose was mirrored? I’m wondering if the capacity to have symmetrical hand motions might improve quality of life in performing certain tasks like carrying large objects, pushing a mower, or carrying grocery bags. (Things that don’t require two hands to be doing different things)
The pinky and ring are a tiny bit slow, but besides that, it seems to run faster than any other teleoperated hands I've seen! Impressive wrist control, too! 💜
Just listened to Lex Friedmans podcast that focused on Neuralink. Would be incredible to one day be able to use similar technologies for amputees and disabled people.
One thing I noticed is that the folding of fingers look easier and faster while opening them takes a sec to adjust in proper position. Is there any way you can set a neutral position of fingers when opened and treat other positions as +/- compared to them?
That's cool! As far as I know, you use hydraulic muscles for actuation, but what sort of encoders you use to determine positron of fingers? It seems like yiu got pretty advanced on it and don't have some clasical encoders or alike.
@@DarkestVampire92 A torso without muscles is already displayed on the website , but a torso with artificial muscles and both arms would be much more fascinating.
Will the Clone project be a literal replacement of a human body or will more versions start to stray away from the more exact replica for deferent purposes?
Don't get me wrong, this is very impressive, but the people that say that this is going to be replacing humans in the near future are kidding themselves
@@CloneRobotics I love your idea of fibres as a substitute to muscles. this is what I imagine synthetic arms should look like. I also wonder if it would be possible to have this similar design working with pneumatic fluids in tubes to replicate blood veins and some sort of material to substitute muscle masses.
Hello, good question. Could you make artificial muscles with electrohydralic actuators? HASEL muscles that work with electricity with contraction or HALVE from low-voltage soft robotics; You could do it in the shape of an accordion, the electrodes could be interspersed and generate contraction it would no longer be with a pneumatic or hydraulic system I could do it since they are economical and silent and generate force and speed
Movement seems unnatural in this version. Is it because of the the movement capture software input delay or because of new artificial muscles or something else?
